Introduction to AutoCAD 2006 2D and 3D Design

Examples of the use of the Revolve tool

Solids of revolution can be constructed from closed plines or from regions.

First example Revolve (13.19)

  1. Construct the closed polyline in Fig. 13.18.


    Fig. 13.18: First example Revolve. The closed pline

  2. Set ISOLINES to 24.

  3. Call the Revolve tool. The command line shows:

    Command:_revolve
    Current wire frame density = 24
    Select objects: pick the polyline
    Select objects: right-click
    Specify start point for axis of revolution or define axis by [Object/X (axis)/Y (axis)]: pick
    Specify endpoint of axis: pick
    Specify angle of revolution <360> : right-click
    Command:

  4. Place in the 3D Views/SW Isometric view.

  5. Call Hide.


    Fig. 13.19: First example Revolve

Second example Revolve (Fig. 13.21)

  1. Place the screen in the 3D Views/Front view. Zoom to 1.

  2. Construct the pline outline (Fig. 13.20).


    Fig. 13.20: Second example Revolve. The pline outline

  3. 3.Set ISOLINES to 24.

  4. Call the Revolve tool and construct a solid of revolution.

  5. Place the screen in the 3D Views/SW Isometric view.

  6. Call Hide.


    Fig. 13.21: Second example Revolve

Third example Revolve (Fig. 13.23)

  1. Construct the pline in Fig. 13.22. The drawing must be either a closed pline or a region.


    Fig. 13.22: Third example Revolve. The outline to be revolved

  2. Call Revolve and form a solid of revolution through 180 .


    Fig. 13.23: Third example Revolve

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